turnout is high in israel where voters are expected to reelect benjamin netanyahu. they could have fewer seats in parliament when the voting results are out tomorrow. those are your headlines. back to melissa and lori. melissa: thank you so much, patty ann brown. a new investor. charlie gasparino has the story. charlie: i think there is more than many investors. i think it detracts from the bigger story which is whether dell will actually become a private company. whether they can forbid shareholders to be a private company. i know bankers are leaking stories that it is coming out the end of the week. they have to come up with a proposal. then they have to presented to shareholders. based on the feedback i am getting, shareholders are skeptical of the $13 share price. i cannot tell you where the point of no return is. if you sweeten it too much, it is not economical for dell, michael dell. it is too much money. they do not think they can get the money. where you take it private and five years time, you build value as a private entity. retool the company and then go